Updated: October 24, 2026.
The existing image is an earlier Voicemod homepage screenshot advertising desktop voice changing and soundboards. It is not a current app interface or proof that every feature is free; the capture date is unknown.
| Name | Voicemod |
| Overview | Voicemod is software with free and paid features that allows users to change their voice in real-time while communicating on various platforms. With options to sound like a robot, demon, or even a different gender, it brings creativity to voice interaction. PRO users can create custom voice filters through the dedicated Voicelab. The desktop software works with supported communication and streaming setups including Discord, Zoom and Twitch through its virtual microphone. It is available for Windows 10/11 and macOS, subject to current system requirements; setup time depends on the device and audio configuration. |
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| Pricing | Voicemod offers a free version with options for paid upgrades. PRO is available through recurring or lifetime licences; current prices and available offers should be checked in the official purchase flow for your platform and region. No universal current subscription amount is quoted here. |
| Tags | Voice changer, Soundboard software, Voice customization, Real-time voice effects |
| App available? | Yes. Desktop apps are available for Windows and macOS. Voicemod Mobile for iOS and Android supports recording and sharing changed-voice audio, soundboards and desktop remote control. Live voice routing on consoles and supported mobile setups uses separate Voicemod Key hardware; it is not a promise that the mobile app alone changes every live phone call. |
Use audio and voices only with the necessary rights or consent. Consumer Skype retired on May 5, 2025, so its older compatibility listing is not a current deployment recommendation. Sources: desktop voice features and free-tier scope, mobile functions and hardware distinction, licence and consent conditions, and Microsoft’s Skype retirement notice.
